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Well, not exactly, GTM makes it easy to slather your site (as much or little of it as you want) with 3rd party js / 1px image tracking pixels. Mostly I see it a
by blacksmith_tb 5y ago
Well, not exactly, GTM makes it easy to slather your site (as much or little of it as you want) with 3rd party js / 1px image tracking pixels. Mostly I see it as a low-code tool to allow the dev team to wash their hands of having to add those manually, but it is certainly possible to hardcode the tags into your templates instead (but then it's a much bigger headache to add and remove them willy-nilly). For tracking your conversions etc. you will often see Google Analytics on a site (and it, in turn, may be installed on the site via GTM... turtles all the way).
- busymom0 5y agoGTM makes it easier if you are using multiple advertisement platforms. If you are using twitter, fb and google ads, then GTM makes it easier. Google Analytics is different from GTM. And as far as I know, Google Analytics only works with Google, not FB, Twitter etc (which GTM does).
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